Videos tagged with AR-15 Reload

Clint Morgan differentiates between tactical and speed reloads. Tactical reloads involve topping off a partially depleted magazine during a lull, retaining the original magazine. Speed or combat reloads are for immediate re-engagement when the firearm is dry, prioritizing speed over magazine retention. The decision hinges on the urgency of the situation and the availability of cover.

This video debunks the terms 'tactical reload' and 'emergency reload,' asserting that all reloads are emergencies. It demonstrates two primary rifle reloading techniques: reload without retention, where the empty magazine is dropped, and reload with retention, where the empty magazine is secured for potential reuse. The instructor emphasizes proper magazine seating and the importance of not returning partially loaded magazines to primary pouches.

This YouTube Shorts video provides a quick tutorial on how to perform a fast and correct reload of an AR-15 rifle. It breaks down the essential steps for proficiently reloading America's rifle, aiming to educate viewers on efficient techniques.

This YouTube video offers a "Quick Training Tip" focusing on the "Beer Can Grip" for reloading an AR-15. The creator emphasizes this as their preferred method for AR-15 reloads and encourages viewers to like and subscribe for more content.